One-sentence Review: While presenting the political intrigue, corruption or similarities of crime and government, this series reveals the tangled webs and connected facets of the wire.
The Wire
The Wire • Season 4
The Wire • Season 4
The Wire • Season 3
The Wire • Season 3
Perfect Blue
One-sentence Review: Representing the real struggle of living to a personal image, societal image, and social circle image, Perfect Blue takes a journey through the mind to ask one question: "who is the real you?"
One-sentence Review:
Despite the first half having breakneck pacing, the second half ungracefully manages to deliver a valuable message on the dangers of complacency in a totalanarianism government (My review may also be skewed because I just watched this on the heels of finishing the graphic novel, which is better)
One-sentence review: Confessions is a fun flick that reminds the viewer of one truth: forgive and forget is merely a luxury
Confessions
The Wire • Season 1
The Wire • Season 1
Watchmen: Motion Comic
One-sentence Review:
Watchmen exposes the sacrifices required to maintain a functioning society and the moral ambiguity that is held within the many facets of government, civilians, media, and the paragons of virtue (in this case superheroes)
Genre: Political Crime Drama
While the premise of "One man's trash is another man's treasure" can be lame at times, the mangaka finds ways to take it in interesting directions that can payout in rewarding plot beats.
Serving as additional lore to Kane Pixels interpretation of the famous 4chan phenomena, Parsons continues his fashion of storytelling through stretches of scenery that possibly explains the existence of creatures and environments that live in the backrooms (damage control still feels like his best narrative of the backrooms).
Backrooms
Iron Lung
Markiplier deserves praise for a faithful adaptation with little source material; however -- just like the game -- the best parts come during the last 30 minutes
Iron Lung
Zootopia 2
A great sequel that still focuses on the themes of unity and discrimination, but sometimes gets lost by adding additional themes that don't have time to fully develop